Saturday, October 5, 2013

The Nugget Spot debuts tonight on East 14th St.



The Nugget Spot has its official grand opening at 230 E. 14th St. tonight at 6...

Here's a description of their food via Facebook:

It's not just chicken and it's not just breadcrumbs. We make signature nuggets from different meats and vegetables, coated with innovative breading.


[Via Facebook]

Let us know if you try them...

13 comments:

  1. Innovative breading lol.

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  2. :: please don't say biscuits. please don't say biscuits. ::

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  3. here's a nugget for you - they look like byproducts.

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  4. I figured it out. Instead of opening a 7-11, just open an overpriced version of any of a number of McDonalds menu items and give it a dingular name, like Nugget.

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  5. best nuggets i ever had

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  6. the chicken very fresh sauces are amazing

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  7. i've never had better chicken nuggets in my life! they use organic white meat chicken you get to choose your own nugget coating- the coconut nugget is my fav!

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  8. @3:55 Please move your shilling to Yelp. I'm sure someone there will care.

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  9. These are so delicious, you have to try them! Also a good way to support a local business, not McDonalds or 7-11.

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  10. No way you can compare this to a McDonald's. This is real tasty and not processed. You can taste the difference.

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  11. I moved to Orlando last year from NYC, I can't say that what's down here, including the whole Disney area and downtown Orlando really looks that much different than large chunks of NYC. That's a very sad truth. I hate what is happening to my beloved city, it's becoming so boring.

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  12. I'll hazard a guess that 11:29 AM, 12:04 PM, and 3:55PM are all the same person.

    Same punctuation errors, writing style, and 'tone'. And shill factor (of course).

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